Search results for gonzalez y cordoba

surnames > gonzalez-oquendo

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surnames > barriendo-gonzalez

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surnames > bulnes-gonzalez

The surname Bulnes is of Spanish origin and is derived from the name of a town called Bulnes in Asturias, Spain. The surname Gonzalez is also of Spanish origin and is derived from the given name Gonzalo, which means "battle" or "war."

surnames > gonzalez-sunza

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surnames > cordoba-mieles

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surnames > baron-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-avella

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surnames > gonzalez-valle

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surnames > gonzalez-de-ramos

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surnames > gonzalez-gusman

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surnames > castro-de-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-insuadty

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surnames > gonzalez-branas

The last name Gonzalez Branas is of Spanish origin. "Gonzalez" is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name Gonzalo, which means "battle" or "war." "Branas" is likely a locational surname referring to a place or region called Branas.

surnames > cordoba-narvaez

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surnames > cordoba-vega

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surnames > cordoba-gonzales

The last name "Cordoba Gonzales" is of Spanish origin. "Cordoba" likely refers to the city in Spain, while "Gonzales" is a common Spanish surname. This indicates that the individual may have heritage from the Cordoba region of Spain.

surnames > cordoba-arjona

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forenames > amparo-gonzalez

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surnames > v-gonzalez

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surnames > vara-gonzalez

The last name "Vara Gonzalez" is of Spanish origin. "Vara" is a Spanish word meaning "stick" or "rod," and "Gonzalez" is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name Gonzalo, which means "battle" or "war." So, "Vara Gonzalez" likely refers to someone w...

surnames > gonzalez-delgado

The surname "González Delgado" originates from Spain. "González" is a common Spanish surname of patronymic origin, meaning "son of Gonzalo," while "Delgado" is a surname of toponymic origin, derived from the Spanish word for "slender" or "thin." The combinat...

surnames > jaraba-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-ballen

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celebrity > rick-gonzalez

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surnames > cordoba-valenzuela

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forenames > yeye-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-tamayo

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surnames > del-valle-gonzalez

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surnames > tiria-gonzalez

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surnames > cabeza-gonzalez

The last name "Cabeza Gonzalez" is of Spanish origin. "Cabeza" means "head" in Spanish, and "Gonzalez" is a patronymic surname meaning "son of Gonzalo", a common given name in Spain.

surnames > gonzalez-osirio

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surnames > villa-cordoba

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surnames > gonzalez-pro

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surnames > cordoba-becerra

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surnames > cordoba-uruna

The last name Cordoba Uruna is of Spanish origin. "Cordoba" most likely refers to the city of Córdoba in southern Spain, while "Uruna" may be a less common surname or a variation of a more common Spanish surname.

surnames > cordoba-cano

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surnames > gonzalez-verjan

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surnames > cordoba-gamez

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surnames > bohorquez-cordoba

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surnames > arcangel-gonzalez

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